Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
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Osle 8 Ford's sale ON Saturday, 0cl
/. 'S7. The last Of the season
Select your fall suit from Ash, the
merchant tailor, 706 Market street.
There is q bad hole In the middle Of
Market street, at Fourth, which should
be repa ired ct once, as Ills dangerous.
DR.. Theodore r. Wolf Of Delaware
College, Newark, Del, is In this city
to day.
DR.. J. P Winner, of No. COS King
street, has been laid up with an attack
Of typhoid.
"Do you get ths r. E'-224 King. to-
night Fine singing. Big lunch and
everybody welct me.
The tea store st No. zoo Market stree.
has been closed By the sheriff. Their
liabilities are not much over $4,000
The jackson & Sharp Go. IL constructs
ing handsome private car for Robert
h. Coleman OF R,ading, Pa.
Give Ash, the merchant tailor, =
call Tor your fall cults. 7c5 Market
street.
Drop in and enjoy yourself ut the
Atlantic Garden, 70 night, 224 King. A
fne ENTERTAINMENT free.
The High School Investigation will
be resumed 1t O'Clock this evening,
when it is probable that Prof GrAham's
evidence will be heArd.
Rev. Leighton Coleman has accepted
Q call 70 the rectorsbip OF the Episcopal
Church ~ SAyre, Pa and will bo on
hand to preach on Sunday.
Miss Tillie Smith, OF 104 East
Eighth street, hAs returned home from
. four wesks' visit to friends in Wash.
iDgton.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Com.
psuy have several new Baltimore &
Ohio railroad coaches about ready for
shipment.
Large quantities OF grapes and other
fruits are displayed ON King street to-
day, and the prospect for q full market
to morrow Is eood.
James FL. Beags s. Co. forwarded
100000 press bricks to New York on
Thursday morning by the barge John
M. CAndA.
Mr.. Arthur Hamilton, of Washing
tan, ID. G., who has been Visiting his
uncle, George W. Wells, thia city, re-
turned home to-day.
Mr.. Ausurt Philips OF no. 5l4 Wal.
nut ttreet 10 visiting friends Of Bostop,
Mas. We wish him q pleasant trip
and safe return.
DR.. 7, Smith, of Baltimore, was pres.
ent at the meeting Of the Trustees OF tho
Poor on Wednesday, and donated for
use in the hospital come OF Busn's fluid
food Of bovine.
There is n large hole between the
crossing stones st Second and King
streets, which should be- fixed as soon as
possible. Should horse step in this
place 1t would certainly break Its leg.
The efulg+nce Of noouday eouslled
ut night. Buru Pratt's Astral OIL in .
good lamp. z. James Belt, family
chemist, sola agent, Sixth aud Market.
Sold also BY grocers.
A wagon loaded with hay uoset Mt
the corner OF Thirteenth and French
streets yesterday atte' roop, caused by
the driver undertaking to turn the
corner too short
The postoffics ct yorh Edward, New
York, was robbed early THURSDAY
morning. The safe Was blown open
and $500 in stamps and $500 in cash
were taken.
Harry Hill, New York's femou. dive
Keeper, has at last bsen compelled TO
close his place. For the first time 10
many years this resort was closed tight
and fast yesterday.
| Mr.. Earry Smith OF Christiaps 10
starting butcbering again, and will fur.
nish the public with the best quality OF
beef, mutton, veal, pork, sausage, etc +,
at the lowest prices.
Jester & Mcdaniel will have smother
sale of Missouri horses AT their stables,
4l9 West Front street, on Saturday, che
sth OF October. They have also car
load OF ID ules at private Gale.
1s man under any moral Obligation
to contribute to the wants OF au employe
who is accidentally hurt while engaged
NJ bis usual avocatiC q, or should he be
LEFT entirely to the care and charity OF
his neishbors while unable to WORK?
Sam Lee, who has been engaged in
the laundry business one door from the
corner OF Second and Orange streets, for
tho past three years, has made enough
money to retire, and will soil for China
IN Two weeks.
Mr.. David Buckingham, who has
been In tbs grocery business at the cor
ner OF Front aud Shipley streets for the
past Il years, 10 selling out bis stock In
order to engage In the manufacture
OF blue for washing purposes.
Owing to the heavy fog the steamer
Brandy wine, which started for Phila,
deiphia this morning, only got rs far ss
Marcus Hook, when It turned around
and lhnded Its passen gers at their wharf
In this cits.
We have been requested to state that
Messrs. HoEecker and Rodney were np
pointed by the Chancellor to audit tie
bank account of the ex-Clerk OF the
Orphans Court and Court Of Chancery
with the Farmers Bank at New Castle
and the Farmers Bsnk OF this city.
a business man tod n REpuBLIcAN
representative the other day thst on.
steamship liue bad thus far left over
half million dollars IL this city since
tue Fret OF the year, and tsat be knew
OF several firms here who bad sold s,sv
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